Film review: Interstellar

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Premiliminary information:

Name:	Interstellar
Year of release: 2014
Director:	Christopher Nolan
Genre: action, sci-fi
Leading actors: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain

Interstellar is new sci-fi film, which has been praised by critics. It starrs quite few Oscar- nominees and -winners. Director Christopher Nolan has made kind of version of 2001: A space Odyssey (1968), and Interstellar has parts of some other sci-fi movies too.
Interstellar has quite interesting plot. It starts with document-like interviews, and timeline has been shuffled a bit. But the main idea stays quite clear. Leading role is played by oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey. He's loving father, who has always wanted to do something different from his non-demanding job as a farmer. He has two kids and his father living with him. As a consequence of some odd insidences he finds himself being casted to the group of people whose mission is to save people still living on their dying home planet. Group has only very limited time to complete their mission, and the time goes differently on every planet they land. Some planet's hour is equal to many years on Earth. And that's how they keep trying to find a decent place to live.

The movie was quite good, except, it didn't find the true loneliness of outer space. Still, actors did good work with their roles. Characters were quite plausible, but the chemistry between actors weren't so great. I find it little bit irritating to follow them discussing something very dangerous, like going to the Black hole, with a voice, like they're just sitting on coaches and discussing weather.

Language was quite okay, but some voices, like rocket, were so massive, that I couldn't hear a word they were saying. Entirety was really good, I wouldn't have changed so much, but the one thing I would've, is the silence. There were too few moments of complete silence, which is however very big part of space.

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